Trump's AI Propaganda: Divisive Images Exposed
Donald Trump uses AI-generated images on Truth Social to portray himself as a powerful leader and demean opponents, experts say this propaganda tactic reveals his divisive worldview.
Category : Federal Government
Hwy 401 Shooting Closes Collector Lanes in Mississauga
A police investigation after a shooting on Highway 401 in Mississauga has closed all eastbound collector lanes between Winston Churchill Blvd. and Mavis Rd.
Canadian flotilla members deported to Turkiye: Anand
Canadian activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla, deported from Israel, have arrived in Turkiye. Defence Minister Anand confirmed their safe arrival in Istanbul.
EB Hwy. 401 Closed in Mississauga After Police Probe
Eastbound collector lanes on Highway 401 in Mississauga are closed due to a police investigation, causing major traffic delays. Commuters advised to seek alternate routes.
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Police Training Exercise Boosts Presence in Windsor
Windsor police announce increased presence for a training exercise. Residents advised not to be alarmed as officers conduct routine drills to enhance public safety.
UCP's Referendum: Pretend Consultation or Democracy?
Critics argue Alberta's UCP referendum is theatre, not democracy, citing past policy reversals and pre-decided outcomes. Also: fire trucks vs. bike lanes, city of bridges, and oil west.
Joel Kotkin: Socialism Gains Ground in Canada and the West
Joel Kotkin argues that socialism is gaining support among young Canadians and Westerners, despite historical failures, driven by economic pessimism and education.
Avi Benlolo: Carney's Israel Focus Misses Global Tyrants
Avi Benlolo criticizes Prime Minister Mark Carney for condemning Israel over a minister's actions while ignoring global tyrants, arguing Israel is unfairly targeted.
Trump Critics Addicted to Fantasies of Fascism
Michael Higgins argues that Trump's critics rely on unsubstantiated fascist labels instead of focusing on winning elections, citing flawed comparisons.
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UK Police Expand Prince Andrew Inquiry, Renew Witness Appeal
British police broaden investigation into former Prince Andrew, renewing calls for witnesses. The inquiry seeks additional information from the public.
Feds Ignore Law on First Nations Financial Transparency
Despite $32B annual spending, 59% of First Nations fail to comply with financial transparency law. The Liberal government stopped enforcing it in 2015.
James Moore: Building a Barrier-Free Canada for All
James Moore argues for a barrier-free Canada, highlighting Rick Hansen's legacy and the need for accessibility and inclusion across all sectors.
Organized Crime at Canada's Largest Airport: Whistleblowers
Whistleblowers reveal organized crime has infiltrated Canada's largest airport, demanding security reforms akin to post-9/11 measures.
NYT Blasts Trump's $1.8 Billion Slush Fund
The New York Times editorial board harshly criticizes Donald Trump's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, calling it a blatant act of presidential corruption that threatens constitutional order.
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Trump Gloats Over Colbert's 'Late Show' Finale
President Trump mocked Stephen Colbert after his final 'Late Show,' claiming he had no talent and low ratings, despite Colbert's decade-long ratings dominance.
Trump: Iran War May Prevent Son's Wedding Attendance
President Trump says he may miss son Don Jr.'s wedding due to the Iran war, acknowledging media scrutiny either way.
Trump's Triumphal Arch Approved by Ally-Controlled Commission
An arts commission stacked with Trump allies approved designs for his massive triumphal arch near Arlington Cemetery, sparking lawsuits and controversy over bypassing Congress.
Mullin Warns of Halting Customs at Sanctuary City Airports
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin privately warned that customs processing for international travelers and cargo could be stopped at major airports in sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with immigration enforcement.
Toronto Teen Critical After Stabbing
A teenage boy is in life-threatening condition after a fight escalated into a stabbing in Toronto. Police are investigating.
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Smith Unveils New Referendum Question After Court Ruling
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces a new referendum question on separation, bypassing a court ruling that halted petitions with over 700,000 signatures.
CRTC Streaming Tax: Trade War Blunder with U.S.
The CRTC's decision to tax streaming giants 15% of Canadian revenues threatens trade talks and consumer costs.
Conservatives Slam Ottawa's Cowichan Aboriginal Title Strategy
Conservatives criticize the federal government's legal approach in the Cowichan Aboriginal title case, arguing it failed property owners in British Columbia.
Alberta to Vote on Separation Referendum: How We Got Here
Edmonton, Alberta is set to vote on whether to hold a separation referendum. This article explains the events leading to this pivotal decision.
Rubio Doubtful on Cuba Diplomacy, Trump Threatens Military Action
Secretary of State Marco Rubio expresses skepticism about diplomatic progress with Cuba as President Trump raises the possibility of military intervention.
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Vancouver council votes to allow natural gas heating in new buildings
Vancouver city council approved Mayor Ken Sim's motion to align the municipal building code with the provincial one, allowing natural gas heating in new homes, sparking debate over affordability and climate goals.
Alberta adds separation question to fall referendum
The Alberta government has added a separation-related question to the upcoming fall referendum, sparking debate over the province's future in Canada.
Smith's Confusing Referendum Question
Premier Danielle Smith unveiled a contradictory referendum question on Alberta's future, leaving voters puzzled and sparking debate.
Smith to Present Own Referendum Question in October
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will present her own referendum question in October, risking division within her party as separatist sentiments surge.
Supreme Court to Hear B.C. Mineral Claims Case, Eby Says
British Columbia Premier David Eby says it is 'very good news' that the Supreme Court of Canada will hear the province's appeal over mineral claims, a case with significant implications for Indigenous rights and resource development.
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Person Pinned Under CTrain in Critical Condition
Calgary police report a person suffered life-threatening injuries after being pinned under a CTrain in the downtown core. Investigation underway.
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